Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 Beta: Enable 'Secure Boot' Now
Gamers eager to try the Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 beta this week should take note of some PC requirements. Enabling 'Secure Boot' is a must, as is the case for the Battlefield 6 beta. This feature, along with TPM 2.0, is crucial for the RICOCHET anti-cheat system to function.
To enable 'Secure Boot', users need to delve into their BIOS settings, typically found in the Security section. A simple way to check if it's already enabled is by using the 'msinfo32' command in Windows and looking for 'Secure Boot State' in System Information.
For those wondering how to access the BIOS, it usually involves pressing a specific key during startup, such as Delete, F2, F10, F12, or Esc. The exact key depends on your motherboard manufacturer, so checking your manual or support page is recommended.
Enabling 'Secure Boot' isn't just for Call of Duty: Black Ops 7. It's also required for the Battlefield 6 beta and supports anti-cheat measures in both games. This week's beta for Black Ops 7 offers early access to the game's zombie mode, a popular feature among fans.
In summary, PC players eager to participate in the Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 beta this week must enable 'Secure Boot' in their BIOS settings. This requirement is part of the game's anti-cheat measures and is also necessary for the Battlefield 6 beta. More information about the game, including its release date and price, is available for those interested.
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